Mirza International swings to ₹4.1 Cr consolidated loss as revenue falls 9.6% YoY
Mirza International's consolidated revenue fell 9.6% YoY to ₹128.40 Cr in Q1 FY27 (₹142.11 Cr in Q1 FY26), and the company swung to a net loss of ₹4.07 Cr (EPS -₹0.29) against a reported profit of ₹17.81 Cr a year ago. Standalone mirrors this: revenue down 12.6% YoY to ₹123.57 Cr and a net loss of ₹4.51 Cr versus a reported ₹17.67 Cr profit last year. Sequentially the loss narrowed sharply from ₹13.22 Cr in Q4 FY26 on a 25.2% QoQ revenue pickup, but per our seasonal-business rule for footwear/leather names, that improvement over a seasonally weak March quarter should not be read as underlying strength — YoY is the comparison that matters here, and it shows deterioration.
The headline YoY swing is exaggerated by a base effect: Q1 FY26's ₹17.81 Cr consolidated profit included a ₹18.61 Cr one-off exceptional gain (a credit to PBT, present identically in both standalone and consolidated columns, with nothing recurring this quarter). Stripping that out, Q1 FY26's adjusted PAT was already a loss of roughly ₹0.81 Cr — so the core business's loss has actually widened close to five-fold to ₹4.07 Cr this quarter (adjusted YoY PAT change of roughly -405%), not merely reverted from an inflated prior-year base (+48.7%-style optics would be misleading; the reported YoY move is -122.9%, and the adjusted move is worse in direction if not scale). EBITDA margin (revenue less material, employee and other opex, excluding finance cost and depreciation) improved sequentially to about +2.4% from -6.6% in Q4 FY26, but sits well below the ~9% core margin Q1 FY26 would have shown ex-exceptional — a YoY compression driven by weaker volumes rather than cost inflation, since consolidated total expenses fell only 4.3% YoY against the steeper revenue decline.
The pressure is concentrated in the Tannery segment, where consolidated revenue fell 31.7% YoY to ₹31.41 Cr and the segment swung to a ₹2.78 Cr loss from a ₹0.42 Cr profit a year ago. Footwear, the larger segment, also weakened: consolidated revenue down 11.5% YoY to ₹107.44 Cr and segment profit falling to ₹0.99 Cr from ₹7.16 Cr. The result lands three days after the company reappointed directors and named a new whole-time director (August 3, 2026); no disclosed link to the operating numbers. We have no prior management guidance or concall commentary on record to grade this print against — that is a genuine gap, not an assumption of 'no guidance' — and no management press release accompanying these results was available for this extraction. A web search for Q1 FY27 estimates turned up only broad 12-month price targets (JM Financial ₹37, Kotak Securities ₹30, both Neutral) with no quarter-specific consensus, so the print cannot be graded against the Street.
With last year's one-off cushion gone, the core business is loss-making on both a YoY and an adjusted basis. The markers for Q2 FY27 are whether the Tannery segment's revenue and margin stabilize, and whether the sequential loss-narrowing trend (₹13.22 Cr → ₹4.07 Cr) continues toward breakeven or was simply the usual Q4-to-Q1 seasonal pickup for this export cycle.
